Should I do a follow up with this couple?

I just love how specific this video is; I am from Dallas Fort-Worth as well and I am with Ghanaian man and when I tell you meeting that man has helped me find my identity so much! For us to be over 6K miles away from Ghana it sure does feel like home. Being born and raised in the US as a black person is like being born in a orphanage. No roots, no proper values, culture or history to cling to. So I totally feel yall on this and I hope one day we can return our entire family back to Ghana and invest in industrialism to make not only a great country but a great continent. All Hail Mother Africa!!

As an African, I appreciate all of you my brothers and sisters who are able to come to the motherland and use your skills and experience to build us up as a people. You're not only bettering your families but all of us. When we see you doing great things and changing lives, we know that it is not easy, we aspire and are inspired to be the best versions of ourselves by your examples. Unfortunately crime, thugs and corruption is universal and we have it here and we too suffer from it. Let not the bad potatoes destroy or discourage you. Thank you for sharing your experiences. Together, Let's Make Africa Great

Hi Tim, I think your guests might have misunderstood something. When people call you Ogboni, it is mostly figurative, it is not literal. Nigerians call other Nigerians Oyinbo all the time (which means the same as Ogboni). It just means you act culturally like a foreigner, not necessarily because you are one. Also, in many African countries, there are no standard prices. People except you to price everything. I hope you don’t feel people see you any different because you are from somewhere else.

It’s sad that blacks in America live in fear of the police. I could see the joy in the brother’s face when he recounted the interactions with the Ghanaian police and military.

They don’t call you obroni cause you are a foreigner it’s because of your accent and they do it to even Ghanaians also once you come from the white mans country, you definitely obroni to them. White people are always rich to them so once you coming from the white mans country, you are definitely rich and they do it to everyone including Ghanaians coming from abroad.

Welcome home, Sir & Madame! May your days here be filled with love, laughter, & good health! 🇬🇭 -The Ofori-Atta Family

Ghana is attracting the movers & shakers, entrepreneurs & creatives the same way Atlanta, Charlotte, Miami & Dallas did 25yrs ago. Most people who could leave the north already did. Cities like Chicago, Detroit, Philly, New York don't have the same nightlife, energy and pizazz that they did 25yrs ago. As the entrepreneurs create more & more business, less local people will seek jobs abroad.

Tim Swain is on top of the world.

This is so nice to here you’ll story. I’ll be retiring from the military soon and me and my wife are coming to South Africa to check things out😎

Madam don’t feel bad about the Obroni prices, am a Ghanaian and when I go back they still rip me off cos am returning from America. Once you stay longer, it evens out and you will be good at saying no and your own prices.

i salute u for accepting your nationality as a ghanaian.... we love u all NANA YAW ASARE....

Im in Dallas now and Im ready to exit as well. This is inspiring

You are warmly welcome to the mother land. We love you all

So proud, considering the Covid pandemic trapped them in Ghana while visiting her sister. The pandemic forced decision s and goals into action

I love this couple and respect them as a Ghanaian am living in Washington metro and am doing my best to educate any African American who comes across me again the program is well inform thanks

Welcome home to the mother land Akwaaba

Very accomplished couple. Love hearing all that they are doing in Ghana. I couldn’t get used to the electric outages though. That needs to change.

Ghana is great country to live

Great video! There’s so much trauma that we have experienced in America hence why we respond to the police in a way of “fear”.

Wow. I'll like to work with this guy some day. Love his approach to building.

Extremely insightful interview. Thanks to you Tim and your wonderful guests.

Yeah I just got my ebook on the guide to Ghana! I almost went last year in 2022, but the rainy season scared me. I will plan for December this year, unless your guide says different. I can't hardly wait! Akwaaba!

The peace he describes is priceless. You can still maintain connections in the US and do business, this just seems like they're exploring the options which is beautiful.

Ghana is doing well, they are building and reorganising their country to measure up to the standards of 21st century and that's why you see lots of people of African decent moving there from the diaspora. That said, there's one big neighbour in that West African region that supposed to be in the lead for all these unfortunately they failed big time. Well done Ghana.

Obroni is just someone coming from white man country me for instance am a Ghanaian currently living in New York the last time I went home I was giving all sort of names like Boga, Boss, chief obroni etc.

Lovely couple, great interview

#DallasTexas is in the house/Ghana. Welcome, Family. Akwaaba

Been a while since I checked out your content,congrats brother Tim for hitting 10K SUBS,its been a big hustle with lots of bumps and bruises,but life goes on brother.We pray for your success,also Kudos to the Texas fam for making moves in Real Estate in West Africa,great job all round family.

This video was the best I’ve seen on moving to Africa lots of valuable information, if I had questions you all answered everything.

Tim, tell your friends. I like their courage and resilience . My family lives in the next town to Tafo(kukurantumi) so anytime i come home. i would look out for them.

What is up with the president and government of Ghana? How is the sanitation considered sanitary? This is a major health hazard.

Good day Tim, great channel, great interview.

Another enjoyable conversation, Tim. Thanks!

Love the interview. N sanitation is a huge problem.

Wow! So informative and inspiring. EJ Nana Yaw and Camron , Welcome to the Mother Land as Tim rightly put it. Indeed we are a generational race and having to trace back to your root @ EJ Nana Yaw & Camron, regardless the adversities is so inspiring. Glad you didn't deny your instincts and you found your refuge in the high place( Mountains) of Tafo. Trust me you will find pure oxygen for your stay and for the Green World Advocacy Projects ☁️ 👍 I am a Realtor here in Ghana but was so surprised @ Camron, you are a 4th generation in the Real Estate Industry way back from California/ Texas. I think we need your Knowledge more here in Ghana as we are growing to catch up with the International Standards.🤔 Good Job Tim, EJ Nana Yaw and Camron for Showcasing Ghana. Yea, Ghana is full of Milk and and Honey but there are bees too @ EJ Allen🤦‍♂️🤣🤣🤣

i like your interviews bro Tim

You can change Ghana and Africa because the resources are left waiting good things are at the villages trust me

I’m very proud of you 👍 and ur guest

Bro Tim may the most high continue to bless u for the great job u doing

Tim swain. I really love this interview here, I use to get upset sometimes when you talk about these ugly side of Ghana but heyyy, who doesn’t have an ugly side? I realize that it’s actually a good thing to talk about those things hopefully it will actually brings a change that we all would want some day. I always think that Ghana will look like Europe in a near future and us going over there and living there, making few simple changes will help in a long way, I read how African Americans were push into the desert of Oklahoma back in the day with nothing to even make anything possible but they came from nothing to Hero in a short amount of time and white peoples got jealous and killed and destroy everything, the story they celebrated in Ghana only a year ago so if our ancestors survive in those day we can also not survive in Ghana , we can rebuild Ghana or any part of Africa, all we need is a strong organization that will help each other . I strongly believe that we will build Africa better than Europe or Any first world country. God willing I will make my on transition very soon, God bless you and your family, please keep on a good work.

Excellent video, Tim!

Ase Brother Tim Swain

lovely interview 👏 👌

a fantastic story .... thank you Tim

Questions and answers are so relateable and resonate thank you

Thanks for sharing Tim

Already! Thanks family for the videos.

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Everybody has their own opinion of being from American, born and raised. As a African American I believe American is one of the greatest countries on earth. Yes, there is racist here but everybody is not racist. I would love to visit the consentient, but not to live there. American is my home. Those who find peace in other counties that's great. Every place has it's good, bad and ugly. I'm glad for this beautiful couple.

Great Interview

My sister, when Africans call you Obroni, they may just be teasing you and its some sort of elevation.A continental African would laugh off the Obroni remark because even family members are called Obroni sometimes when they travel and come back from abroad.No harm is meant, when they call you Obroni.

Thanks 🐘

Ghana is a developing country, therefore more opportunities and no burden of racial impediments.

Tim - I love your TX accent vs your Ghanaian accent 😂

Welcome again family, Am also from Akyem Tafo . Hope meet you one day .much love 🇬🇭♥️🌹

So, they're my future solar and geothermal couple...?

You don't have to have a permanent home in Ghana, you can have a place to run to, retreat to. A bugoit stop that gives you a community of people already able to thrive from the land.

Great Video.

They coming home to the mother land

This bangin’ ratch here mayne!!! Love my woke and progressive folk from down home. Thanks for all the great work you are doing, Tim! 💪🏾❤️🖤💚💛

Tim. I like that shirt bro. It looks like a breathable mesh material. I'm also from Houston and looking to come to Ghana. Maybe we'll have a chance to meet.

Obroni from a Ghanaian standpoint is really not meant to derogatory, I’m fully Ghanaian, a little lighter in complexion and I was referred too as obroni sometimes.

Great interview

So don’t let that bother you ok beautiful couples may God bless your business in Jesus name Amen

please send me info on properties that in rual plush green area that is affordable.

Wow does this guy do consultancy I have a on green building project in Sierraleone

I live in Fort Worth also and this is the first time I have seen this video. I have a patent and need to know what to do to start a business thgere in Ghana or another country, perhaps Tanzania.

Very informative. Kudos bro!

Everyone from Europe and America is regarded as obroni in Ghana regardless of whether you're white, black, Ghanaian or not.

THE NEGATIVE SIDE ARE OPPORTUNITY FOR BUSINESS, PLEASE THINK ABOUT IT IF YOU REALLY THINKING ABOUT SERIOUS BUSINESS IN GHANA

Nana Yaw Asare from Akim Tafo wow

Africans wherever you are, Africa is waiting for you. If I can go to 🇬🇭four times and next time it will be my fifth visit to Accra. Then what’s our excuse? The so called Western Hemisphere equals injustice and inequality. I can’t wait going home next summer to 🇬🇭 Am an African and not a European.

But in ghana there are places to stay in which you wouldn't experience stealing or thief's breaking into your room...it is impossible ....even they wouldn't even try....and talking about buying, if you go to the stores the prices are fix....and about the environment there are many places in ghana that you will stay and feel more comfortable, free from smiles and staying in the villages in ghana...you will experience some inconvenience until you rectify it to suit your own way

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Am kwaku Duah from Akosombo

I have enjoy the interview

You mentioned finances. Are you referring to just the African Americans living Houston or the whole city?

Yes.

Just tell people that you are going to live off grid. Why hype it as green living? It won't change our way of living .

How can I get a bank account in Ghana?

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How can I get more infomation on this project ?

So you can't buy peace and culture with money?

How would I get intouch with this couple? Realtor.

I live in Nashville and I never experienced racism , own my house , vehicles and have a good job . I work with some Africans and they said you could never go to Africa and and find a job that pays 1,200 USD a week , you will never see companies competing to get people to work for them by giving you 1,500 singing bonuses .

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The man looks VERY GHANAIAN

Hi Tim do they have KZfaq channel?

Good

Why not bring potable toilets to Ghana’s seaside? That’s a business idea.

OBRONI is not the color of the skin, but the language and the couture,because their skin colors are just same as Ghanaians.

Goodone

Hi beautiful people, best of luck to you! I was born in Ghana, had the opportunity to leave to USA in 1979 and wouldn't go back to stay in Ghana more than 2weeks. My advice for you is to be vigilant, Ghanaians are noted to be thieves due to their destitute, even your cleaning lady would be waiting for the day to steal your stuff, don't trust 100%. Best of luck!

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They moved from somewhere that doesnt believe in climate change to promote green living lol😂

Tim speaks like a true teacher not like the Narcissists Jay Cameroon and goblack talking down on Afro people and uplifting the pale people

Nana Yaw Asare

Please the Obroni thing don’t take it to heart. I think that you guys are getting the Obroni thing all wrong. Obroni for them is English not a white person as you guys have been told. The fact that you’re speaking English and that’s the only language for you that’s why they’ll say Obroni. It doesn’t mean that you’re white. It’s a language barrier that is causing the confusion. They clearly see you’re not white.

But why do most black Americans like staying in the villages in ghana....I guess most of the organic, resources, buying lands, properties, making big business, living in royalty, freedom and natural environment ....hmmmmm